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“My husband cannot come and say I should come and pay school fees with him, it’s not done… My money is my money. His money is for all of us. That’s what Islam says…”


Most of these Junior developers cannot handle what Claude does sha😂

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This video shows a traditional Chechen Sufi Zikr (Dhikr), a loud circular remembrance of God practiced by followers of the Kunta Haji branch of the Qadiriyya Sufi order. It involves rhythmic stomping, swaying, and collective chanting, not casual dancing, but a structured spiritual ritual aimed at achieving focus, unity, and closeness to Allah. This form was popularized in the North Caucasus in the 19th century by the Chechen mystic Kunta Haji Kishiev, who adapted Qadiriyya teachings during a time of Russian expansion and conflict. Before declaring such practices wrong or innovative, it is important to understand the history of a people and the reasons they adopted these traditions. For Chechens, this Zikr became a powerful symbol of resilience, identity, and spiritual resistance after centuries of war and repression. It offered accessible spirituality and collective strength to ordinary people facing immense hardship. Dismissing it without context ignores how cultural and religious practices often emerge as responses to a community’s lived realities. That said, it is equally essential to know what is clearly permissible and impermissible in Islam based on the Quran and authentic Sunnah. This loud circular Zikr is a later Sufi development, not a practice from the time of the Prophet (ṣallāLlāhu 'alayhi wa sallam), and remains a point of scholarly debate, some see it as valid spiritual expression, while others view it as bid’ah. True understanding requires both historical empathy and returning to core Islamic sources with sincerity.

Antigravity is a very stupid app. You can't even do 2 hours of serious work before hitting the limit, and you have to wait for 5 DAYS or switch to a less capable model?????? Fucking bullshit!!!!